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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1925

Page

2

Lumber dealers name Bluefield for next session

Clarksburg Jan. 30 Selecting for the 1925 convention and electing new officers the twelfth annual convention of the lumber dealers association was held. Cheyney of Bluefield was elected president with W Marshall Wheeling as first vice president and C M W Shin of Marion as fourth vice president. H E Schenbrenner New Martinsville was re elected secretary with L Showalter Marktsburg and J C Burnett Williamsport as directors. Talks covered Keon s development and supply topics. A banquet featured U S Senator elect Guy D Gott and Monongahela filmmaker Malloch as speakers. Resolutions denounced the West Virginia gross sales tax, approved a proposed division of community work at West Virginia University, praised Jacksons Mill work, and urged a standard hollow fire size and surface dimensions.

Clarksburg Wueteld Cheyney Blue W. Marshall Wheeling Qecar Henry Ilesion Wwaldie Pelyt Pleasant C. M W. Shin Maire Rgmnont H. E. Schenbrenner L. Showalter iMarksburs J. C. Burenett Williameon W. H. Ken 4 Keon C. C. Hnaca Morgantown G. M. Mossman Huntingtoe de Sidutines Ede P. Ivory San Francisco Ian Howell New York E. K. Cormack Detroit National Basia Supply Association Thefe Guy D. Gott Monugias Malloch Chicago Lum- Darman West Virginia West Virginia University Jacksons Mill

Gasoline and Oil Prices Advance Across Regions

New York January 30 reports price increases on gasoline and crude oil, with gas rising from 15 to 35 cents a gallon in several states. Major refiners including Humble, Gulf Oil, Sinclair and Standard Oil raised wagon and crude prices, signaling further general hikes nationwide tomorrow.

New York New Jersey Indiana Gulf O11 Humble Git New Eng Chicago Maryland Fee Prarie Oi and Gas Company Sinclair Crude Oi Texas Company Standard of Company of Loutst

iG POWER UNIT IS COMPLETED

Consolidation of electric and power companies within West Penn System announced by A M Lynn president. Transfer to Monongahela Power Public Service Company expands control of Brooke Electric Maryland Power West Virginia Public Service and related entities. Headquarters and management remain at Ermont West Virginia with financial details not disclosed.

West Penn Goham Brew York Eat Penn Virginia Ohio Maryland A. M. Lynn West Penn Comsc Monongahela Penn Public Service Company Brooke Electricany Maryland Power Company A Electric Company West Vir+ Public Service company St. Power and Tight Company West Maryland Power Comny Mononzaheli Station Ermont W. Va E Weet Penapstent American Ter Works and Electric Company Public Walls West Penn Power West Penn Railways Coloy Wheeling Traction

Ruffner Grocery Will Be Sold At Public Auction

The Ruffner brothers grocery property at Mabscott in Raleigh County will be sold March 2 by the Viral Trust Company and R E L er special receivers as ordered by the circuit court. The sale may be by parcels or as a whole with a starting price set for each tract. The Mabscott wholesale house, a long time business, will auction four parcels including the wholesale building. The receivers plan to divide the proceeds and the deal reflects decades of local commerce.

Pholesale Mabecott Feet City Pub Hc Ruffner Brothers Mabscott Eigh County Atx

Lions Hear Talk on Orient Trust

The Lions Club heard a Persi a native speaker outline opportunities for Americans in the Orient, noting honesty records and demand for American goods. He cited rich dentists’ waitlists, rising Orient openness to the United States, and the hope for freedom. The club planned to join Rot ary and Kiwanis for a Feb 18 luncheon for delegates at the West Virginia municipal league meeting. Doctor A Hardy was introduced as a new health commissioner member.

Orient MM. HH. Jones Persia Thin City Lincetine Eions Club Jones India America Lions Rotary Kiwanis West Virginia Leagu A. Hardy Ftr Health and Sanitation

Typhoid Serum Is Perfected Report

Hartford reports a new typhoid serum claim that may cure many scarlet fever cases within 42 to 24 hours. Dr Francia Blake of Waterbury Medical School announced it at the Connecticut league of nursing education convention. The serum is derived from immunized herbs and its general availability date was not stated.

Hartford Conn Francia Blake Watermedical School

School Children Carrying Rifles Near Wenatcher

Wild winter-driven predators have moved to lower valleys near Wenatcher. In schools districts youths carry rifles after a cougar killed Jimmy Fetlhaber and partly devoured him. Verne Smith, 13, shot a lynx and was saved by a farmer. Arthur Parsh, 16, encountered a rabid corse. he killed it.

Wenatcher Wanha Jimmy Fetlhaber Verne Smith Arthur Parslh

Trotting horse Culeman killed after illness attack

Four year old trotter Culeman owned by James P. Berry died in Hartford Connecticut after contracting synthinitis a form of blood poisoning. Berry had rejected a 29000 offer for the horse three weeks earlier.

Trotter Hartford Conn Jan Trotter Culeman James PB Berry Mr. Berry Culeman

Senate Passes Pay and Rate Increase Bill Amid Debate

In Washington the senate approved the payroll and rate hike bill while debates touched anti toxin aviation funding, calendar positioning for relief measures, and Commerce Department questions. President Coolidge signed a separate measure directing a general freight rate inquiry as trials continue. Attorny General Stone announced witnesses listed for new Wheeler case proceedings. Great Lakes center formed to curb withdrawal from Lake Michigan and government dropped war fraud charges against Benedict Crowell and six others. The house split Republicans and Lafavetts, with Coolidge endorsing barring insurgents from the GOP caucus.

Coolidge Supreme Court of the District Lolynbin Stone DS Witnesages Great Lakes Lake Michigan Benedict Crowell Collidge Eiile Daeschner Dahke

Obituary notices for Jessie J Burford and Rev J A Alley

Obituary reads Jessie J Burford 27 of 141% Stew ar street died yesterday. Funeral 2380 o'clock Sunday at Immanuel Baptist church, burial Spring Hill cemetery. Survived by Jed Burford husband two sons Archie and Ray two parents Clyde and Leo Lanham Rocky Ford Akron sisters Miss Mate Lanham Dra G I Agee Mrs Thomas Sirian and Mrs 1 wond Marking. Also Rev J A Alley 70 died Wednesday at home in St Albans funeral 3 20 pm at Baptist church St Albans. Survived by widow and eight children Mrs Pauley Mr Jevenr Mrs A M Millis Miss Pave and diariette Alley Joseph Alley all of St Albans Pred Alley of Charleston and Hen D Alley Lexington. Honorary pallbearers listed. Mrs Barely Catherine Cherrys funeral at 100 at home of granddaughter Mrs Mari Hagmd 25 Indiana avenue burial Spring Hill Cemetery. She died Tuesday in Columbus wife of late John Cherry. Survived by daughter Mrs May Copping three sons Edgar and J W Cherry of Ta tanapeatis and James Kerr Detroit. Grandchildren include Mrs Mark Hanna John Cherr Mrs F W Withrow and Mrs Lavender.

Burford Jessie J. Burford Stewar Street Immanuel Baptist Church Spring HI Jed Burford Archie Burford Ray Burford Lanham Rocky Ford Clyde Lanham Leo Lanham Charleston Mate Lanham Dra G.I. Agee Poca Thomas Sirian Akron A. Allez J. A. Alley St. Albans St. al 1 Alley Bis Chdren Pauley St. Al-bane Jevenr Cloquet Minn Mra A. M. Millis Pave Diariette Alley Joseph Alley St Alans Hen D. Alley Lexington Palthewrera Wiltany Tyne Stuns U.K A. Ma C. Wdwrt Cherry Funer Catherine Herrs Mari Hagmd Indiana Avenue Wml Cherry Columbwa May Copping Qeluibos Ndgar End J. Wosherry Tanapeatis James Kerr Detroit Pisa Murelyems Mark Hanna John Cherrs FW. Withrow

Makeup Fails to Hide Actress Eye Injury

CHICAGO Jan 30 A stage tragedian as wife of Emil Park Mary Winfred Park, actress, sued for divorce claiming her husband caused a blackened eye that no makeup could hide. She seeks alimony and custody of their child.

Chiago Mary Winfred Park Watt

Hospital Wins In Damage Action In Kanawha Court

A Huntington hospital secured an $800 verdict in a damage suit against G C Suldie Richardson, claiming $4624 for treatment of a back injury. Judge Arthur Hudon presided over three jury trials in one day, with other docket items including Kanawha Valley Lunar Co. vs J C Carpenter for $440.50 and Bayes vs United Coal. Proceedings noted cases-ready-for-trial for Monday morning and civil actions involving multiple defendants and plaintiffs.

Huntington Thilarenes Hospital G. C. Suldie Richardson Arthur Huidson Hia Estarte Ia Is Ducket Kanawha Valley J.C. Carpenter Hurry Bayes Coldeteen Trlal

Father to Install Son into Ministry

Rev G Campbell Morgen a noted church figure from New York visits this city to oversee the installation of his son as minister. His three day program includes talks at local churches and schools, with addresses aimed at guiding religious service in Charleston.

G. Campbell Morgan New York G. Campbeil Morgen Fifth Avenue Vrestiglerian New York City Morgan Sehwrumb Memorial Caren Glyley Avenue Lampbell Haw Campbell Wildeliver Welock Flo Virginia Street

Morgantown Without Mayor As City Council Picks New Leader

Morgantown will lack a mayor for three days in February after the current mayor, elected official, retires and council convenes to select a successor. New councilmembers assume office February 1, with meetings beginning to choose a mayor shortly after.

Morgantown MonRantown Deeley Denler

Bjornstad Gets Senate Backing for Brigadier General

The nomination of Colonel Alfred Bjornstad to brigadier general won Senate approval amid party-line debate. Bjornstad, an infantry commander and head of the Fort Jennings infantry school, faced opposition from West Virginia lawmakers but secured the vote as hearings proceeded in a tense session tied to the Spanish American watch era.

Washington Alfred Bjornstad Veen Hivins West Virginia Volenet Kjurnstad Senater Litkins Watt Colegel Vail Fort Jennings Geyard Minnesota

European flies fight earwicks in Portland import

Dozen European flies have been imported to light Portland's annual earworm pest. When they grow up they are able to multiply to millions and devour crops. The larvae were gathered in Mugland but packed for shipment frame. Swarms will be turned loose this summer with commissions to treat all crops.

Portland Ore Mugland Mur

Mechanical World War Spectacle Reproduced In Syracuse

David J. Logan, a Syracuse inventor, unveils a mechanical World War I stage piece that replays battles, troop trains, and a sinking enemy ship. The eight by eight foot device uses lighting, music, and moving figures to depict U S and German actions, including a battlefield in France and a burial tribute.

Chester BR Han YI Mhaetine Mansip David J. Logan Syracuse Inventur Dungan Everstor Phonograpia

Restraint sought against Lillian Gish in federal suit

Charles A W Duell former president of Inspiration Pictures filed a summons and complaint in federal court seeking to restrain actress Lillian Gish from making pictures for anyone but himself. He claims exclusive use of Gish’s services under a contract with Inspiration Pictures. Counsel for Gish says Duell has tried to capsize her career for life and that she will prove in court she has been outrageously treated by her employer.

New York Charles AW Duell Inspiration Pictures, Inc Wikian Gikhmao- Hon Makbre Pictures Duell Misa Gish Wourk

Horn Leads Police Ticket Race For Indoor Circus Benefit

Patrolmen Elton Horn leads the Charleston Police Department ticket sale for the Pollen Indoor Circus benefiting the Police Pension Fund. Dan Prouse follows close, with Atkinson in third. the Riding Duttons, famed acts, will perform at the armory before appearing at Columbus for Shrine events.

Elton Horn Charleston Police Department Pales Pension Fund Dan Prouse Feader Chie John Britton Dutton’s Police Pension Fund Charleston Columbus Horn Prouse Atkinson

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Bluefield Sands of U. S Maurice Ketten Ces Qitchenet Cis Rkee Orient Trust Oriental Country Sénate Borah House Colldge Huntington Hospital Goldie Richardson Michigan Peter Virgothi Mtate Annie Mowiets Cheesy Vergolind Hull Wud Bjornstad Senate Senate Military Committee Dan Uhn Newman Burtner Franchin Wruthers Burlat Kibemeller Ellen Morton Rhine Houges Mberty France Lillian Gish Inspiration Pictures CATRA Eughai Aoviet Egypt Bert Herbert Rawlinson Sandles Epee Niagara Mabel McKinley Chamberlain & Earlin Berndt Partner Grace Bob Yosco Italien Shrine—News Hyenta Fua The Freee— Orchestra Ani Crown Reciti Adalis Chidren Childrer Londay Pater Ruth Miller Watt Moore Sten Colletta Mars Seven Seas
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